as noted elsewhere for 24.04-2, unstable now can provide the OSK to XWayland apps such as Chromium-UT, Min, UWolf.

@kugiigi Yeah, I did and it actually worked! well, worked.... I had to press really really precise.

@Ida_ That's great news!!

I just went through 'journal' events (phone is now on 24.04-2.0 beta/RC) and found the following errors/warnings related to bluetooth: Jun 23 23:29:47 ubuntu-phablet bluebinder_post.sh[2815]: Failed to get bluetooth address! Jun 23 23:29:47 ubuntu-phablet bluetoothd[2861]: src/adapter.c:reset_adv_monitors_complete() Failed to reset Adv Monitors: Unknown Command (0x01) [...] Jun 23 23:29:50 ubuntu-phablet systemd[2767]: bluez-mpris-proxy.service - BlueZ MPRIS proxy was skipped because of an unmet condition check (ConditionPathExists=!/usr/lib/systemd/user/mpris-proxy.service). It's unclear to me whether any of those can explain the BT connection issue with the laptop, but here they are.

@DJac said: I update my sony Xperia X with ubuntu touch 24.04-2. But I have a problem with the "bookmarks app". They no longer works. What I see : a blue loading bar ,then a black screen (or white if i m not in dark mod). I found it with blablacar, but after some tests, it seems that include all " bookmarks app" I have also a display problem with morph web browser : nothing is displayed online, but parameters are usable. Others browsers works normaly (merezhyvo & ufirefox) Do anyone else have the problem with the "Boorkmark" apps problem? ( With apps based on webapp-container ). If confirmed it seems to me an important problem. What about apps created manually with Webber?

I have a small nitpick feedback Using the send button to send a message doesn't really feel good. The message just kinda goes and i find myself pressing the send button often because I have the idea that it either doesnt send immediately or sends with a delay. Also no feedback when something is being sent. other than that, it works great!

Yes! I confirm that disabling the Timekeeper service resolves the issue. The clock on the phone was still correct this morning after turning it on in "offline" mode. Which also confirms that RTC is indeed supported natively on the Quintus.

@DerekZoZo said: but in a sense of being told that "we don't want you here" 🤯 I am autistic and have a tendency to read to deep into what someone writes online All what I said is that volla is the device manufacturer and porter, and that best support (port related) for those devices is volla. Since you need support, i redirect you to the place I think you'll get the best for your device : volla. I'm not a dev, just here because I love Ubuntu Touch since more than 10 years, and try to help UBPorts and community with my limited knowledge and assets.

@paulcarroty The app is now working as expected. Thank you very much for the update.

Thanks, I am going to installiert telegram!

@pparent en effet, même problèmes avec les autres signets. Je vais tâcher de signaler ça. Visiblement il y a un pb d affichage avec morph aussi. Cela est sans doute lié. (Merezhyvo fonctionne)

@RJDan said: It would be good if these pledges could be 'cashed out' by you without actually turning into money just yet. I guess a lot like virtual currency. If people could donate these pledges for apps they use or projects they support. The projects/apps could then exchange this currency within the community as a way of paying for the time of developer etc. Users can use the currency to keep tabs on the benefit they get from the community efforts ... and eventually put money to 'buy out' any pledges. Sounds a bit like crypto .... But less cryptic. The problem is that what a developer needs in most cases, to invest more of his time to open-source, is not another app/opensource project, but to have to eat, have a shelter, have some clothes, participate to certain social events, possibly travel, ect.... And weather we want it or not, in this world it currently requires money. I would like a way to keep tabs on how much I 'should' pay for the effort of the developers. I'm currently making a video to explain more the concept. In fund-my-app you should not think in terms of how much I 'should' pay for the effort of the developers. But rather you should think in terms of how much I'm willing to give if this feature is done. Because keep in mind that even if you do a pledge of 5 euros for a feature, maybe a lot of other people will also make a pledge for this feature ( this is crowd funding ). And on top of that, the developer then is the one who will chose if the total amount is enough to motivate them to work on this feature or not. Also different features can be in competition, and then it's a "vote with your wallet" concept, in the sense that the feature with more pledge will probably be worked on with higher priority than the feature with less pledge.

@woodyst Love the concept, and there's definitely a need for more thorough GPS. But yeah, it needs translating. Is there a place to contribute translations? Or maybe you can generate a set of machine translations for the most used languages on UT and then people can update those? Would help people actually be able to use the app. My Spanish is way too rusty for this lol. As for what I can see so far: Does not fit UT's/Lomiri's UX, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but a more native appearance would look better in my opinion. It's unclear what the account is for. I assume traffic reports, and I assume it's probably explained in the tour I didn't read because I don't know enough Spanish lol. Might be nice, if this is possible (not sure it is) to integrate with system links for directions and stuff, e.g. responding to geo: URIs if you don't already.

@projectmoon https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12404/navius-gps-community-navigator-for-ubuntu-touch

@Keneda Will contact Florian tomorrow.

@pparent Mir2. Should iirc what I heard fix the issue with the keyboard.

@projectmoon very true.

I've released v0.1.9 with the following changes: -Correct color of added buttons: match the change upstream Tell me if it works well for you!